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#JanJingjing #แจนจิงจิง very jingjing36 🎤: i want to know today when you left the house, did you check your fortune? 🦊: did you check? 🐯: 😗 🦊: she checked of course 🐯: of course i checked 🦊: these days, we have rehearsals for BBFF, right? so we see each other often, seeing jingjing and the other girls in the company. i always tell everyone if you want to know what the lucky color is, you can look at jingjing’s outfit! no need to open up [the app]. she’s spot on every day. if one day she’s in pink shirt and pink bag, you’ll know what today’s color is, for sure 🐯: i’m someone who owns a lot of clothes, and i’m someone who likes to dress up. if today i had to decide what to wear, i couldn’t choose, because there are a bunch of outfits in my mind. but when i have a color, ok i can narrow my choices and know what color i’m wearing for the day

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One of my favorite things about Donnie that I don’t think gets talked about enough is the amount of care and compassion he had for The Pulverizer. Donnie spent so much time and effort trying to save him, which really shows how good of a person he truly is.

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19,391 views • 6 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: Greg Gutfeld just said it PERFECTLY 💯 "Trump's not into forever wars, but he's also not into hibernation. He's just got one filter, and that is AMERICA FIRST. And if you're going to pick any filter, it's not a bad one to have!" "There are no boxes for him. That's kind of a good thing." "I mean, to be a neocon, you have to be for exporting democracy no matter what. To be an isolationist, you have to be against doing anything but just staying home and keeping your eyes closed." "But he is like, you can't put him in a box, and that forces you to look at every independent action outside of some high-minded principle." "It's like, is this thing good for America? Does it allow for a clean exit? When he says, we're taking the oil, we can go, wow, that's kind of brash. Yeah, but it's honest, and is that good for America? Well, yeah, it was our oil!" "He not only hampered the flow of drugs, he also is getting our oil back." "I think that Trump has always looked at ideology as narrowing choices, and he doesn't like narrow choices!" "He zigs and he zags. The principle is AMERICA FIRST." 🔥🔥🔥

🚨 BREAKING: Greg Gutfeld just said it PERFECTLY 💯 "Trump's not into forever wars, but he's also not into hibernation. He's just got one filter, and that is AMERICA FIRST. And if you're going to pick any filter, it's not a bad one to have!" "There are no boxes for him. That's kind of a good thing." "I mean, to be a neocon, you have to be for exporting democracy no matter what. To be an isolationist, you have to be against doing anything but just staying home and keeping your eyes closed." "But he is like, you can't put him in a box, and that forces you to look at every independent action outside of some high-minded principle." "It's like, is this thing good for America? Does it allow for a clean exit? When he says, we're taking the oil, we can go, wow, that's kind of brash. Yeah, but it's honest, and is that good for America? Well, yeah, it was our oil!" "He not only hampered the flow of drugs, he also is getting our oil back." "I think that Trump has always looked at ideology as narrowing choices, and he doesn't like narrow choices!" "He zigs and he zags. The principle is AMERICA FIRST." 🔥🔥🔥

Eric Daugherty

206,991 views • 7 months ago

💬 If you could describe RM (BTS) using only one picture, what would it be? 🐹 I've thought about this. And if you had to use only one photo, I think Namjoon is kind of like the internet. I wanted to grab a photo of the internet. There's nothing Namjoon doesn't know. He knows a lot about things he's not even interested in. And he knows even more about the things he is interested in.

💬 If you could describe RM (BTS) using only one picture, what would it be? 🐹 I've thought about this. And if you had to use only one photo, I think Namjoon is kind of like the internet. I wanted to grab a photo of the internet. There's nothing Namjoon doesn't know. He knows a lot about things he's not even interested in. And he knows even more about the things he is interested in.

jin files

65,847 views • 5 months ago

#TRENDTOร่างทองEP10 #JossWayar 🐶: boxing and basketball… if you can only choose one for the rest of your life… 🐶: which one will you choose? 🐻: (doing 6 7 pose?) 🐶: what is this? 6 7? 🐻: boxing and basketball? 🐻: i really can’t choose one krub 🐶: i think you already have one in your heart 🐶: phi you’ll probably cheer for basketball more 🐻: right now i’m more to the basketball side 🐻: cause the NBA season now is very intense and i also love/enjoy watching it 🐻: and it’s a team sport which it makes me meet/found the good/best community like… 🐻: i get to play basketball with friends

#TRENDTOร่างทองEP10 #JossWayar 🐶: boxing and basketball… if you can only choose one for the rest of your life… 🐶: which one will you choose? 🐻: (doing 6 7 pose?) 🐶: what is this? 6 7? 🐻: boxing and basketball? 🐻: i really can’t choose one krub 🐶: i think you already have one in your heart 🐶: phi you’ll probably cheer for basketball more 🐻: right now i’m more to the basketball side 🐻: cause the NBA season now is very intense and i also love/enjoy watching it 🐻: and it’s a team sport which it makes me meet/found the good/best community like… 🐻: i get to play basketball with friends

bbrie 🥑

18,696 views • 11 days ago

Ariel Helwani: I never said you can't apologize. I never said I wanted the hate to keep going. In fact, we were the ones saying we didn't want the hate to begin with...My single issue and no one is addressing this is the fact that in the immediate aftermath...we did it to sell the fight. That's not an apology. There's no honor in that. There's no honor in taking a fight to the gutter just to sell the fight...I was the one saying the trash talk had no place in the buildup. These are two great fighters and conveniently no one's bringing up the fact that I praised Sean Strickland so very much about his fighting ability. Which just goes to show everyone only cares about the drama. They don't care about the actual sport analysis. But, my issue has always been, you told us that you did this to sell the fight. Not that you had some sort of epiphany. Not that you had some sort of conversation and you realized the things that you said about these people were heinous. No, it was all to sell the fight. I don't think that there is honor in that. #HelwaniShow

Ariel Helwani: I never said you can't apologize. I never said I wanted the hate to keep going. In fact, we were the ones saying we didn't want the hate to begin with...My single issue and no one is addressing this is the fact that in the immediate aftermath...we did it to sell the fight. That's not an apology. There's no honor in that. There's no honor in taking a fight to the gutter just to sell the fight...I was the one saying the trash talk had no place in the buildup. These are two great fighters and conveniently no one's bringing up the fact that I praised Sean Strickland so very much about his fighting ability. Which just goes to show everyone only cares about the drama. They don't care about the actual sport analysis. But, my issue has always been, you told us that you did this to sell the fight. Not that you had some sort of epiphany. Not that you had some sort of conversation and you realized the things that you said about these people were heinous. No, it was all to sell the fight. I don't think that there is honor in that. #HelwaniShow

Jed I. Goodman ©

76,744 views • 3 months ago